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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-11-03
FOR SALE.

aSc ACRES OF LAND me nc Il 4, lie from
1CO Pickcns {. Ii. A two horse crod
improved land. A good Dwelling
rouse ana necessary out buildings Land
we'll t'mbered. Apply ut this officer, or to
JAMES L. CRENSHAW,
acc lO ly PENDLRTON s. &.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-11-03

STEEPTNG CAR SERV ICE.
On trims No. 50 and ST. Pullman
Sleeping Cars between Charleston and
UpLSprlngs via the Coast Line, Colum-
bia and Spa tanhurg. - g.:
Tickets on sale at Principal Stations on
all points. ,..' ..>.,
JAe. 7. TAYLOR Gcul Pass. Agt.
-. G ARDWMID.P a., Columbia, S. G,
SOIL HAAS, Tra6eGMenascr
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-11-03

A Good Brogan shoe for 90 cen s.
A good woman shoe for 85 cents.
5 yards of good Jeans for $1.00.
Try my Jubiter flour, 81 25 per br.
Try my "Daily Bread" $3.50.
Try my "Gold Dust" $3.50.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-11-03
DIRECTORS.

II: p. Hammctt, james A. Hoyt, o.
Z. Mills, 4. $. Duncan, Frank Ham
mond, =; II. Fulopwitior, II. Il. Earle,
GroenVille, $. c.; &. y, Norwood, Ma
ion, S. iuIv 4.'97-1v.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

From she philadslphia Prvss.
Oi all w queseloos thes n0W suefoo ~
ottenssoa Of the oity's 0ssmaa populoGsoa ~
"pessoaal llbssty" crusade ssesives ~ lioa's
aAare a asasatios.
Some weeks EGO The iadignas,oa q she
German eisiaeos sgaiase Whas ths1 f1Hned q
~ eoeroocho onnnAo a lav upua ShGR eniey.
neaS of the 0ab6at6 6Nli6ey n IS66 M
1ooAioa osoumed the form % q oe9aAlsed
Dovomeot which two weeks go eaSo, elSth
. NE " Associates Tor she Pr01eeeion q rUF.
eoaal IAhsgty," O. Yarstn EuS RaAevMo
dsv HvsoNl(cAs~ EtstASlG"
Over 2QOop mso, mAs6pon q ~ dl6oeont
German eoolollee. ere alsoedy eesollo1 - ~
eooko oe he a11nclali0u. Carl Xuhl = peo11s'
Cent; Heemaa Disok y hras We peeeldeas;
LooA Wesnsr, seccod vice psessdeoei nsnese
Laneesiich, recording ssdrseasy, williaa
osau@asAas, AsesaiAl sssssaagys cd VA
All - 60sS 6SdS g SSs6quesssgS q .
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0eso mooong = 70 = Aeed ID. perposos Of
agttaesce. Mhso eeoe Iill . tkea . :osEe
t6e aooaeico 9 elI "Aws - sdspssa = ~
0.ly el.ss.as q tse uai.ed ssasee srs
S,icse.: nsc % e .s%s:sssse Y -: :ss ssso.,:s'os.
isssisa ~ b fsSssdSd q ris0y XmSs3S7n,
alshoaeh u me@be ass al 0ssmm. They
oxpece 70 take some part In ~ coming p6-
Ths Isossss Of ths movement inclndD aii
tAo pGtn0pol German jouDalloD a - Oloy.
They, like tho rAnk end ale Of shsls eountTy.
O0n, look upon tho sunday lsWo - rolbss oe
aaoloat um6A Whioh should b ~ aaido with
shs sdvaneemsas Of civiliaassoo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

BlAHDasTE's PILLs are the best medicine
kAOWa.
Wsa-Ihey are purely vegetable. In fact
maAioated food.
Sscond-Ths same dose always produces the
SANE sasct-other purgatives require incrossea
o0Aee and nnally cease acting.
1AOu-They purify The blood.
1SwsM They invigorAte the digestion and
elesnss the stomach and bowels.
HNA-They stimulate tbs liver and cAsry OF
vttiAisA bile an1 other deprived seorslions.
1he Art two or tAroe dneos tell ths story. Ths
eala becomes clear; the eye bright; tho mipd
aoeivs, digestion 10 restoesd c0suveaess ouEsd
~ animal viSor y rsceuits1 ana all oissass a.
fo01D1. .rr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

when observed In one Of the Caucasian rses.
y Indicative Of bale In the blood. Who would
b yellow whom be or sAs can exhibit the hus
es health on cheek nd brow through Ne aid
Of Aostsster's Stomach Bittsrs. IN Antagonist
q whose onset liver complaint takss refuge
IN aigAs. 1uf upon the tosese, nausea, siek
hssAachs. paans under the right ribs aud
shoulder blade. an unpleassntly odorous
esive, which does not, like . potent o6aAsvtie,
drsnch the intestines, or. ike the msrcurial
preparations, contsminate the blood. Not
oaly ths liver. bu! the stomach end bowels
nmily medicine, which has won the con.
Adenee OF the respectable classes. not BY
Startling assertions en- its behalf. but by the
; e gi10EpAass N every Instance vAsa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29
Whsos0an - Tusu Oae

The Whoolman Of York held n Interesting
n. o. = . oAke tnto GpaaSdsnlioo ~ ~.
~ oi pasticipaeing ID ne csateanial pa1dA
Besidss the WhseIman a York, Of Who0
about thirty three aro s1pocaod 20 paroipteaoe,
AagtottA, HagefstoVn ed Frodsgick Guy,
Nd. AnoshsS messiag = - - held Monday
evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

0oVNgA ~ osAfs - Gofl
Dut iva iaAsa be- hosA Mn tsutAs - ssa1s
An1 0Opo y ~ 9loaun1n9 OAll.
lAavs iasueAso ~ tQs . ~ ule-sSs 1oA.
nurrah TOT > srAN sogavi Il.
WIN 1ArEsS IL daWSs1 Ssy.
~ lovs s>Aals bright q the hsin-sAs hsla,
Anl eaith y the aaoh0e eeEuo0.
Au1 Ast an1 las ~ follow ous soAs.
Though the asOhts wax eoae anl long.
0oa paty eran ~ fvAii-so nan,
Aao Gruat her The waves - broAse;
xAAe aS laoA q last. ~ V11o ooApaanol,
oAe nay enter The part o. f0et.
-ksiAsvt~s Lee 1ssss n ne ls6spsNdsns.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

11ssseh tAs Whssspsss neps1s
Charles Alexandsr Percy, q ysazs q aga
made sass TIP thfoash The wAhipool
npl1s q Niagara, sunday, IN . u1s-beol
bulls By himself II 10 II Sess long, with air
Poscy made the trip.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

Two horses have died In Camden, N. j.,
within The lsst two dsyA end thsls owners
eplnal msuingitiA which y killing ths
hossss In South jersey by the hundsedA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

Judge Gibson, a York, ~ dissolved ne
preliminary iDjanoeiou rsstfaining ~ oity
q HaSSisburg from payise ~ sereslA end
the work Wtil peocesd foeS6with.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

~ RA0es, VIII 6Soel RngnVing,
NAILED T11B.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

~ nS ~ Il = koS:sSosa. k Ia Sess ssS
nj bS always pleascne We eake eQpeetA! PleaS
4 noea d60 ond certain ouro fog dyopopslA oA1
81 0iosaso0 Of th0 uyes ana kilnSyS. yW 0alS
81 n. =, CoohIAA. 0Iu99toe, N An0 ~ aogth
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

:. 1seo Dysasass. n. 2.
~ telt weAk ana lsngui1, haA palpitation o
u beart and numbna6s Of ths iiubs. BSrdosl
0tood Dtefsvs havo oortA1nly r0ltevs0 Wo. TheI
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

Osoe 0arsag- Ain1ea Wsosa.
Oaa regulate their husbands amazingly fast,
OGSSrs osS Good regulator q tha oiseulasloa
fhsy are txolusivsly blood tonic. anl eoasc-
SSnts, tor oalo By q. B. Cochran. druggiSt "
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

.set up n ped ana seushsd ~ ths elothisg
yse vet With per.Pir.tton. ny Vie insistsd
spoesfri rcicvsd me, ana tvo 6osties hSve
oSFod ns. can hoeesty reoommeaa u" :. q.
YorStnS. Creek Centye. n. y. Fog 1a1e oy q. =
GnFont. Lane s6toI.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29
OATARRH---HAY FEVER.

RLYy CRDAM BALM curss Cola In Head.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-29

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The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-12-16
Congress.
BY tslsrr.ph sto the A.hsrill. ci,iEss.l l

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-SENATE
After the introduction Of several
bills. a resolution was reported by
Mr.. Haddock from the comm tee of
contingent expenses to pay to the
widow of the late Ben Perley Poore,
a sum equal to six months salary
of his position as clerk to the Sem
ate committee on printing 81 100,
Adopted.
Bills were introduced and re-
ferred as follows:
By Mr.. Call, to prohibit the
United States Judges and courts
from authorizing the borrowing of
money by receives Of railroads and
other corporations beyond the
amount OF their annual net income;
also to prohibit the appointment Of
such receivers without evidence OF
the financial condition of the COM
pany. He moved their reference to
the committee on Interstate Com
merce. So ordered.
Tho resolution offered some days
ago by Mr.. Plumb vas taken up.
1t directs the Attorney General to
investigate the issue of the patent
to Magnus SwenEon last Octnber
in connection with the manufacture
OF sugar from sorghum and ifinvalid
to commence suit to have the pat,
ent cancelled. The point is that
! Swenson was an empl1yea of the
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-12-16
Another Good Man Gone UD.
IBy telegraph to the AuhsvilIo Cit sen.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-Joseph
Knight, bookkeeper of the Manu-:
fAoturers' Nationa' Bank on Third
street above Market, was taken be-
lore l. S. Commissioner Edwards at
4 O'Clock this afternoon, charged
with stealing from the funds of the
bank between 100000 and $4,000.
O.ictrs Of the bank discovered
Knights Deficiencies several weeks
ago They placed the case in the
hands OF the Pinkerton agency and
Kni., ht was arrested few days ago.
The matter was kept quiet by the
bank until to-day. 1t is said that
Knight has been appropriating to
bis own use the banks money for
% years Knight was bookkeeper
of the Manufacturers Bank for 35
years and has always been consid-
cred trustworthy man. John w.
Notify. president of the bank, said
he first discovered that the books
were oeipg fal4itied on the 9th of
this month, the balance sheet not
cunning out correct within about
$4,000 knight is a large sized
man with snow white hair and gray
beard.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-12-16
IFor the Ashcville CITIZEN.
ASHEVILLE A-PROGRESSIN'.
BY PENEl oPE PERKINS.

1t peers to me kersier, powerful long
time since, Miss SmitherE, your Ma went
to Asheville to git house to live in
nigh onto a week-and you amt hearn
from her. When Miss Jenkins was q
tellin' of me bout AsheVille l thort
would like to live there, thort l would
leve Caedy Creek naberhood and 60
there. But since then 1 hearn more bout
that place. No, Kersier, 1 amt Eoin'
to git q house to live in in that place. Ide
ruthsr GO to the spring and bring my
bucket full of water. Ide ruther burn my
taller candle, Ide ruther burn my own
wood and ride my old hos5 Charley than
to live with them people what lives in
AsheVille. Ide he2rn tell as how they
took the Swannanoe river outen its
banks where i: wae a-rGnEirg so FGrty
and took it to AsheElle 10 give the peo-
pie plenty Of wafer tn drink; and l
heafn tell they don't hurn their own
woed. krL the kers br ngs t3em some
4l.sn what's dug 0uscT it5ts94 gT5iidd-I
hearn they s d it was cold. l hearn 1t
gives power of heat, bnt ksrsier | can't
tel you how cold makes heat ; them as
lives there nose And l heSrn that the
people what lives there if they don't
want to go visitiD' they just sets on
cheers by wier and talks TO one anoth-
er. They can heer came as if they was
in the same room, l hearn they can
talk to people nigh onto 100 miles from
where they air a-settin' down. l hearn
it as fact they's goin' to have kers run
MIN in their streets. VIII; was at the
stashun 1 seed nigh onto fifteen kers,
big, heavy kers, a-runnin' at one time. l
hearn the people what the kers b'longtc
air goin' to make two hosSes pull then
kers. hearn it as fact. Miss Jenkins
hearn it as a fact. And l hearn as how
the people what lives there makes lite
ming to lite up there big houses and the
streets where they walk. People a-mak-
in of litenin' hearn it as fact. Miss
jenkins hearn it as fact-sed she nose
it is fact Miss Smith, what kepes
store at the stashun, sed as how she red
in the paper what's wrote in in Asheville
that the people what lives there air g.
goin' to bind themselves into companies
to make ice, ice, ice, Kersier like what
you seed last winter in Miss Jenkinses
Miss Smith was a tellin' of
me she nose it as a fact cause she red it
in the paper as is wrote in in Asheville.
Sence you wants to go there l hope your
Ma can git house there. But 1 am un-
common glad, am mighty. glad, l am
powerful glad 1 amt a-llyin' no higher
to it than l an.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-12-16
10 Become Presidential Offcers-An :
other Colorcd Complainant Heard
From
lEy Telegraph to til. Auh.vill. Citiuen :

WAsHIEGToN, Dec. 15.-The fol-
lowing 4th class postofics. become
presidential Offices January 1st.
Biloxi, Miss; Dayton, Tenn; and
Christianburg, Va.
The Senate committee on Com
merce to~day appointed Kenna,
Eests Coke, C"lIorn, and Palmer a
sub-con,mittee-to whom shall be
referred all executive nominations
which msy require any inveStiga-
zion.
The Interstate Commerce Com
nilsson to- day gave a hearing in the
case of VIM. H. Heard, a colored
minister living in Charleston, S. c.
who complains that the Georgia
Railroad Co, on June IS 1887, com
PEELED him to ride in a coach of in
ferior Accommodations though he had
first-class ticket.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-12-16
Postmasters' Convention.
tsy telegraph to ths Ashovills Citizeu.l

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-At the
postmasters' convention this morn
ing enc delegate from each State
represented was appointed as the
national committee. a committee to
draft and take charge OF q bill to be
presented to Congress was app ,inted
as follows: Arthur D Markley, of
Pennsylvania, chairman, NJ. e,
Sprague, Vermont, George II. Flagg,
West Virginia, F. J. Clark, New
York, Frank E. Fitzsimons, Rhode
Island. The convention then adj
journed subject to call Of national
committee.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-12-16

Col. w. G. Gambler WAS in the
city yesterday.
Miss Maria Love of Waynesville
has returned to Asheyille Female
College.
Mr.. J. NJ. Gudger left last night
for Chattanooga on important leg2l
business.
The rooms at Battery Park are
engaged and the hotel will be full
by Christmas.
Judge Gudger is in the city in at
tendance upon Buncombe court.
We are always pleased to see our
friend.
There are a great number of our
friends and subscribers of nearly all
the western counties in the city
with tobacco this week.
The series of meeting are still in
progress at tho Methodist Episcopal
Church on the corner of Buttrick
and Haywood streets. There have
been 40 to so conversions.
Married at the residences OF the
brides father on French Broad
Avenue Dec. 18th 1887, Mr.. H. S.
Sarrett and Miss Annie F. daugh-
ter OF Rev. N. G. Wilmington.
Elsewhere will be seen that Mr..
Lang still offers another discount
in jewslry, silvsr-wars &c, for the
holiday trade. He is determined not
to be undersold. Read what he
says and call and see his elegant
stock of goods.
We heard some ladies Say they
had never before seen in this State
such splendid stocks of goods for
Christmas as the merchants of Ashe-
vile now display. The ladies evil
IDENTIFY think so, judging by the way
they are inspecting and buying.
Santa Claus will give AsheviIls
jolly good time this Christmas,
surely.
We were pleased to learn there
was no shooting done at Turnpike
Wednesday as reported. Mr.. JUS
tice, who was at work on building,
fell from a scaffold, ard was 30 Sc
riously injured as to threaten his
death. He was still living Wednes
day night, but in a "ery critical
condition. We hope, however, that
he may survive.
Mr.. James S. West is with the
hardware and house furnishing
store of Mr.. Thomas C. Stokes, Just
opened on North Court Square. A
very excellent and a very attractive
stock of goods suitable for this mar
ket, is being opened and is ready
now for inspection. NJ. West in
vites his many friends and the pubu
lie to cafl and see him.
We have heard of more large hogs
in Buncombe this year than we
eyer heard of in one year before.
Our farmers ought, every one of
them, have hogs enough to do them,
not to run loose and root up
creation and thus get a precarious
living if not get lost, but some good
hogs which can consume slops sour
milk etc. until fatteui, G time comes,
ard then mGke them weigh from
three to five hundred pounds each.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-12-16
STILL ANOTHER Reelection.

In order to meet he growing demand
for the best goods i, the line of iewelry,
silverware, watcher, diamonds, optical
goods. cloc1s, &c, DC suitable for holi-
day presents, and to reduce my stock,
will, until New Years day make reduc-
ton in all purchases oft, lrty per cent.
ef usual prices. These goods were cheap
Ell 'ugh BEFORE but 1 will make them 40
cheap every family can get rich jewels,
&C., for substantial presents. Thirty per
cent. eff from row until the 1st day OF
January. BURT DENIsoN,
Is Patton Avenue.
The Asheville citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1885-1889, 1887-12-16
STILL ANOTHER DISCOUNT.

AS we have said before we are d ter
mined to sell lots of goods during the
holidays, and We are going to give our
customers the lowest possible prices, and
to make long story short, We will dis
count the prices of any other hsus. in
the city. So when you get prices from
all the others come to us and re lcM DIS
count those prices, Whdtere~ they BE- So We
have said before are ,UiH NOT be uadrrsol9.
We keep nothing but first quality OF
goods and guarantee everything we sell
as represented. Our goods are all mark
ed in plain figures at lowest pricea
LANG's JEwELkY STORE,
del6tf South Main street.
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berger, Ca,
Teller, George, IL,
Sherman, the motion
rejected and the resolutlo.-
adopted. 1t reads:
''Res0lUed, That the Attorney
General beIre9pe-tFt1 ta
the issuance of ~Iettefs'~
Magnus Swenson of date October
10, 1887, and if in lis jn ;2tneu. tn e
same is Invalid on any ground or
was procured by reason OF informa-
tion obtained from experiments
made by the government aud if in
his judgement suit can be main
tained in the name Of The United
States to commence such suit
promptly to have the same cancel
led or use Of came Prohibite |, and
the said S~enson Or amy one claim
iEg under him nerpetuslly en-,
joined.
Mr.. Butler offered > resolution
which was adopted directing tiic
Judiciary committee to enquire ar.l
report whether in the present State
Of the law the government has the
power, or thu Attorney Gel ,rai Of
the United States authority TO i;.sti-
tute judicial proceedings t. vacate
patent TO- invention on any ground
wins tever.
The Senate then took up the bill
introduced by Mr.. Stewart last
Monday to provide for the issue of
coin certificates to circulate az mon
ey and was addressed by that Sena-
ter in explanation and support of
the bill.
The purport of the bill is to allow
a deposit at any mint or assay office
of gold or silver bullion in quantities
cot less than five ounces of gold or
eight ounces of silver and issue
therefor coin certificates which are
to be legal tender; to have existing
gold and silver certificates, can
celled when received at the treas
ury; to have no gold coined here
after except as necessary to redeem
obligations expressly payable in
coin; to have bullion received under
this act m-Ited into bars and de-
posted in the treasury and TO re
peal the act of 29th February 1873,
requiring coinage of two million
silver dollars m --lthly.
At tho close.ot Mr.. Stewards re
marks the bill WIS referred to the
committee on finance. Senate then
after a brict secret session adjourn
ed till Monday.
HOUSE The elections committee
and held it's first meeting
to day.
All of the members were present
except Messrs O'NeaI cf Indiana,
and Ii1uk Of Tennessee. The
first 'ueiies8 WAS fhs x,l-cti3n ufi
the cierk; and W. II. iiabiley al
Georgia vs. chosen for tic placc.
A sub comn,ittee on pr0cec;iure was
consisting of Mes.rs Crisp |!
O'Ferral and Lyman. Almost |
without discussion the committee
resolved to take up the Thoebc- Car
Isle contested election Case, and !
notices will ba issued to contestants
and there attorneys to appear before
the committee at its next meeting
when tie tire of begin aing consid-
Grafton Of the case will be fixed
The committee adjourned to next
Tuesday Bevond the general de
sire of the Thoebe-Car'isIe case.
there was no intiInation during to-
Lays proceedings of the order in
which the contested ele.'tinn cases
now before the committee will be
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To Your INTEREST.

To Your INTEREST.
We are determined to have big rush
for holiday goods from now until Christ
mas. We are selling great many now
and expect to sell great many more.
Our prices are all marked very low and
in plain figures. ITe aCiU not be under.
sold We have large assortment
of solid silver and plated ware, watches
of every desert ption. diamonds, fine jew.
G ry, gold and silver headed canes and
umbrellas, novelties in clocks, &e.E 10.
All purchases Will be, engraved free ,ef
charge. aud for every Purchase aofi$2
worth of goods we gives q chaHee at = fihe
French China; Tea Set which will be
given away the day a{ter ChTistmass Our
assortment contains, Something nice and
desirable for every body. while. our prices
arss6p a scale to put these nicg SQod1
within the1reach Of an.iJ E6s o. rS It II
g$:s LANe's tEnfIkp SFoabtl1Ard
aft . a.;;i South Main street ss